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Category: Advertising

10 Key Places To Give Away Your Promotional Products

21 August, 2008 (11:17) | By: Theo McLanahan

Promotional products are everyday products that you have personalized with your business name, logo, slogan, website address, or some other personalized greeting. You may even have some promotional items lying around your house from other businesses, such as coffee mugs, calendars, magnets, pens, and key chains.

Little Known Tips For Increasing Your Website Traffic

21 August, 2008 (10:20) | By: Theo McLanahan

Drawing viewers to your website is not as challenging as many may think. Some are under the misconception that drawing traffic to your website requires a huge financial investment. This is simply not the case. There are many things that can be done to increase your website traffic without costing you a dime.

Don’t Forget About Offline Advertising

19 August, 2008 (04:27) | By: Kim and Charles Petty

A lot of online based businesses forget about offline advertising. It is important to combine offline and online advertising together in your marketing campaign. You can market offline more effectively by targeting people that actually have access to the internet. In all your advertising you want to include your web site address, e-mail or autoresponder addresses, and the e-mail address to subscribe to your e-zine. Below are 10 offline marketing ideas:

Base Your Promotions Around Holidays, Special Events

14 August, 2008 (13:10) | By: Theo McLanahan

Planning sales and other business promotions around special annual events and holidays is a great way to boost success. You can promote your products in new, unique, attention getting ways and you will have a great excuse to contact customers with your special offers.

Trade Shows Fail for These 6 reasons

12 August, 2008 (06:24) | By: Dexter

Conventions and trade shows are great events where exhibitors have the opportunity to display or show their new product or just enhance their image. Some exhibitors get really disappointed about the results of their trade show and vow never to exhibit again. The reasons for this are simply. The returns were not what they expected. Many reasons can certainly contribute to this, but they can all be avoided.